Wanted: Cheap front wheel Brighton Area Only

Posted on Thu 1st, July 2010

• #1

IronSloth

The sealed bearings in my front hub have gone kaboom! could be fixed but cant find the brand of sealed bearings used, its going to end up a faff and I commute EVERY day
I need a cheap 700C wheel, for collection in brighton or surrounding area looking around the £20 mark
• #2

Lewis_from_Lewes

can you read the little number on the bearing seal? or measure outer diameter and inner hole diameter and ill have a look at work. we keep most bearings in stock...
• #3

Ced

the hard bit is to take the outer race off, finding the bearing should't be a problem I don't think.
• #4

IronSloth

its all corroded to hell and back the only readable bit is TAIWAN.. say do they make many bearings in Taiwan?? (hehehe) if i measure it with some calipers can you help me out? -
• #5

IronSloth

Ok i think its OD 26.00mm & ID 9.95mm
• #6

Ced

most likely a 6000ZZ
• #7

IronSloth

thank you so much i'll hunt them down

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